• Four ways that non-destructive digging can help the environment

  14 December 2022

  Non-destructive digging is a method of excavation that uses high-pressure water and compressed air to break up the surface, and then vacuum suction to remove it from the site. As it is a lot more focused than excavation, it is a much quicker and cheaper way to dig up a road. However, it can also be an environmentally friendly option. Here are some reasons why. Less destructive Firstly, as the name implies, this kind of digging is less destructive than traditional excavation.

• 3 Important Freezer Room Construction Considerations: Flooring, Walls and Roofing

  29 August 2022

  Whether you're storing food or medicine, the contents of your freezer room must always maintain the proper temperature. Even a momentary lapse in temperature control can completely ruin the content, posing health hazards and even financial losses. That's why constructing a freezer room that works without fail is a complex challenge that requires careful consideration.  To ensure your freezer room does its job without interruptions, you'll need to keep these three floor, wall and roofing considerations in mind.

• How Land Surveyors Reveal What's Beneath Your Feet

  29 June 2022

  If you have a large parcel of land, you may want to develop it. But before you go too far, you need to know what you're dealing with and, specifically, what is beneath your feet. Why is this important, and what methods can you use to conduct such an investigation? Shooting in the Dark Unless you have extensive records and can get in touch with a range of different utility providers in your area, you may not know whether pipes, cables or conduits sit underneath your new land.

• Why Use Torch-On Waterproofing On Your Flat Roof?

  19 April 2022

  The materials you use on your flat roof affect how well you waterproof the space. While all membranes have some waterproofing capabilities, torch-on products have some extra benefits over other options. How does torch-on waterproofing work? Why should you use it? How Does Torch-On Waterproofing Work? Torch-on waterproofing uses a couple of different materials to cover and waterproof a flat roof. To start, you lay down a specialist felt layer. You then cover the felt with a layer of asphalt bitumen.

• Top Signs You Should Choose a Concrete Pool

  23 February 2022

  If you have decided to install a pool on your property, one of the important decisions that you will need to make is about the type of pool that you want to install. Fiberglass, vinyl and concrete pools are all options, depending on the pool builder that you hire. A concrete pool might be a good type of pool for you to install if any of these signs ring true for you.

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